I guess I still prefer trying to make waterfox more secure if I feel it's not good enough over trying to unfuck what I don't care about in libre wolf to make it work better.

I was fine on firefox , so I'll just stick to waterfox. thanks for your reply

very in depth, thank you

FireDragon based on Floorp

As a web dev: Remember IE6? The stagnation, self-prioritization with nonstandard features, laden with spyware? That’s Chrome now. They’ll egg websites into enabling proprietaryBullshitStandard() when it’s still just webkitProprietaryBullshitStandard() and give little room for discussion. Their “move fast and break the web” attitude is why Edge, which used to be a unique browser maintaining a third competing rendering engine, gave up and became a Chrome fork. The team at Microsoft couldn’t even keep up with Chrome’s bullshit, and now 90% of the browsers people list just use their engine.

Firefox. It's fine. The ai stuff is concerning , but nothing's caused me enough pain to switch yet

Firefox-esr. This is the old stable branch of Firefox intended for corpo use. Solid, battle-tested.

!waterfox@programming.dev is literally identical to Firefox, but the AI removed

Waterfox desktop, Fennec mobile

Hm maybe I'll try that. Looks like there's an android version

The last switch I made was on mobile I went from Brave (for ad blocking) to Firefox since Firefox for Mobile has extensions and I found a good cookie whitelisting extension.

Nice try, Stephen Fry.

Kidding.

Android smartphone: Brave

Linux desktop: LibreWolf

Windows virtual machine: Mullvad Browser

Mac and iPhone: safari. Mac secondary: mullvad. Linux: waterfox

Icecat for pc, lightning for phone

I had to scroll a bit too much to find this.

Firefox

waterfox and librewolf mainly.
links2 with -g if I am in a tty terminal.
Dillo for my super-minimalist setups.

Firefox mainly and some forks (Floorp, Librefox, Fennex, Ironfox) also Vivaldi

Firefox on Android, iPad and PC.

Kinda weird to use brave on Android but then use LibreWolf on Linux, no?

I don't use the sync functions on browsers anyway, so it's of no consequence. Privacy wise, Brave is already built on top of degoogled chrome and the fingerprinting resistance of LibreWolf and the Tor Browser derived Mullvad Browser is too good not to use when possible. I haven't vetted any Firefox based browsers for Android yet as I have done with LibreWolf and Mullvad Browser for desktop, and Brave integrates really well with Android - as in, the user experience is great - so... XD

Firefox tweaked to the point it'd really make more sense to start with waterfox/librewolf if I didn't already have the momentum. Vivaldi is slicker, but I think it's important to support an engine besides chromium

LibreWolf is the only right answer.

Netscape Navigator

If you use Emacs, it’s the fastest way to do something like “pull all this data out of a page, clean it, put it in a table, and change the column order”

I love Zen.

I'm in the same situation with Edge at work, it's surprisingly not THAT bad. I'd probably use it over Chrome if ever the need to make that decision came up.

its still watchin u

Ironfox mobile, Librewolf desktop.

Occasionlly Vivaldi if I have to use chromium for something on rare occasion.

Vivaldi, so far very happy with it!

How is it in terms of privacy?

I use Floorp too. It's a weird little browser but I like it

I just had a quick search, I can be wrong so do not take these as facts but some parts seems to be open source and some UI parts closed, like many web browsers they get sone revenues from a start page but the owners seems very decent and advocates for internet privacy since the 1999.

Also they are based in EU which i trust way more than US servers.